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Begin to renew your mind by prayerfully considering these Foundational Articles:

Testing of Your Faith
Sound Doctrine
Two Trees
Two Crosses
Do you know that God loves you?
Liberty, Part 1 of 2 and Liberty, Part 2 of 2
Bereans, Part 1 of 2 and Bereans, Part 2 of 2
Heart to Heart, Part 1 of 2 and Heart to Heart, Part 2 of 2

Ancillary article:
Examining Modesty

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How To Forgive
Your Christian Testimony and Forgiveness
Christian Depression and Forgiveness
Propitiation and Forgiveness
Old Testament Law and Forgiveness
New Testament Love and Forgiveness
Agape Love and Reconciliation
Restoring Broken Relationships

Christian Covenant

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Christian Devotionals Cover Page

Who is God?

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Images That Bind Introduction
Images That Bind Overview
Weak Willed, Dominant Intellect, Part 1 of 2 and
Weak Willed, Dominant Intellect, Part 2 of 2
Strong Willed, Dominant Intellect, Part 1 of 2 and
Strong Willed, Dominant Intellect, Part 2 of 2
Weak Willed, Dominant Emotions
Strong Willed, Dominant Emotions

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Spiritual Growth Introduction
Overview: Willing and Obedient
Create Margin
Hearken!

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Marriage Articles Introduction

1. Five Biblical Relational Principles:
   • Value individuality and find your identity in Christ
     
   • Communicate with love and respect
     
   • Move towards deeper marital unity through mutual submission
     
   • Grow up into Christ, your spiritual Head
     
   • Validate each other through one-anothering

2. Hope for Struggling Marriages:
   • A Marriage on the Rocks
     
   • Love is Born of God
     
   • Stacking dishes
     

3. Personal testimonies:
   • Setting Marital Boundaries
     
   • Heart Submission
     
   • A Changed Husband’s Perspective on Submission

4. Questions?
   • Addressing Women’s Questions

5. Ancillary Articles:
   • Family size
     

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Parenting Overview Introduction
Who is the Struggling Child?
Develop Grace-Based Parenting Skills and Grace-Based Parenting Example
Operate From A Pro-Active Mindset and Frog and Toad Metaphor
Think From A Godly Worldview

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Establish Grace-Based Rules
Training in Obedience
Consequences for Disobedience
Example of Child Training
Develop the Tool of Home
Bringing Your Children Alongside You
The Beaver Story
Rejoice in Reality
A Conversation Between Two Moms

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Transition to Standards of Conduct
Develop the Tool of Home

• Example of Honoring at Mealtime
  
• Example of Honoring through Faithfulness
  
• The Fruit of Discipline is an Increased Skill that You Will Love to Use
  
• Examples of Coming Alongside

Releasing Steadfast Children

Celebrating Established People of God

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A 14-year-old’s Perspective on Parenting
Holding Your Child’s Heart
Fairness
A Parenting Example: The “Hot Seat”
A Parenting Example: Leading Your Child to the Cross
Correct and Instruct Children
Family Reading Times Reach the Heart

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Introductory Articles

Homeschooling Overview

Curriculum: Tool or Noose?

What About Socialization?

A Homeschool Mom Asks, Who Am I?

Play-acting Example

Free Ecourse: Maximize Your Library’s Potential

Home Schooling Information

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Part I: Overview
Theme: Relationship

• Relate to the Lord
  
  • Live a Genuine Christian Life Before Your Children
• Relate to Your Particular Child
  • Avoid Pigeonholing
    
• Relate to the Whole Person, Part 1
  • Relate to the Whole Person, Part 2
• Relate to Your Own Education
  • Season 1: A Renewed Mind
  • Season 2: A Revived Heart
  • Season 3: A Prospering Soul

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Part II: Vision
Theme: Stewardship

• The Big Picture: Walk in the Vision of Liberty
  
  • How will you know your child is established in Christ?
    
  
  
• Three Steps to Releasing Your Children to Walk in Liberty
  
  • Exercise Godly Authority
    
  • Follow your leader during the season of primary stewardship
    
  • Become a mentor while sharing joint stewardship
    

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Part III: Academics
Theme: Scholarship

• Skills and Knowledge (Section III Overview Article)

  Preschool and Early Elementary Years
  

  • Skills Development
    
    • Example of Skills Development Routine:
      Inexpensive Homeschooling
  • Knowledge Acquisition
    

  Later Elementary Years and Junior High
  

  • Knowledge Acquisition
    
  • Skills Development
    
  • No More Grumbling During Deskwork
    
  • Personal Example: Growth—both the child’s and mom’s—through deskwork
    
  • Personal Testimony: My liberating “Aha!” moment
    
  • Affirm Each Child’s Abilities
    
  
  High School
  
  • Become a mentor while sharing joint stewardship
    Note: This is the same article as in the Stewardship section above
    
  • How Do I Correct a Bad Attitude and Motivate My Child to Learn?

• Family Reading
  
  • Setting up “reading to children” routines
  • Reading to elementary and junior high school children
  • Reading to children of various ages
  • Identifying quality books for your particular homeschooling season
  • Personal Example: Validating a young child
  • Personal Example: Dialoguing with an older child

• A Child's Unique Portfolio (coming soon)
  

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Part IV: Miscellaneous
Theme: Easy Record Keeping

• Elementary and Middle School
• High School

The Three Ships of Homeschooling Homeschool Planning Using the Funnel Approach Count the Costs of Homeschooling…or Not

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